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Story | February 16, 2025
DELAWARE LEAGUE – Wednesday's opening round of the Delaware League mini tournament would decide who travels to SUNY Delhi next Thursday, Feb. 20 for the championship game. The girls game is set to tip off at 5:30. In between the girls and boys championship games, Delaware League Hall of Fame inductees will be introduced and the Beck Scholarship award winners
Story | February 16, 2025
DELAWARE LEAGUE – It came as no surprise, but after the opening round of the Delaware League tournament it will be Margaretville and South Kortright/Andes playing for the title on Feb. 20 at SUNY Delhi. The boys championship game is set for 7:30 p.m. Margaretville came from behind to defeat Stamford/Jefferson 47-41 on their home court Tuesday. Ryan Sanford
Story | February 16, 2025
Delaware League Varsity Boys Basketball (6 league games) *Margaretville 6-0 14-2 SKCS 5-1 10-8 Charlotte Valley 4-2 5-13 Jefferson/Stamford 3-3 10-7 Gilboa/Roxbury 2-4 6-11 HTC 1-5 2-14 Windham 0-6 3-12 Delaware League Varsity Girls Basketball (5 league games) *SKCS 5-0 15-1 Stamford/Jefferson 4-1 13-2 Charlotte Valley 3-2 10-7 HTC 2-3 10-7 Gilb
Story | February 16, 2025
Don VanEtten looks up as he presides over this month's Stamford Fire Department monthly meeting at the Stamford Fire Hall. He thought he was posing for an ID photo. STAMFORD – It is difficult to find a person who exemplifies service to their community and someone who makes it a better place. Each year we reach out to see who the greater community has in min
Story | February 6, 2025
CAIRO - Summer will likely be coming so there is no time like the present for the Greene County Legislature to think about the annual Youth Fair. County lawmakers have traditionally been strong supporters of the Fair which celebrated its 70th anniversary, last July. Not much has changed regarding the homespun tribute to agriculture since the late Alfred Pa
Story | February 6, 2025
DELHI – Students at Delaware Academy’s high school and middle school heard from representatives of area employers at the annual College & Career Day on Thursday, January 30. High school students also heard from college admissions representatives. The College & Career Day is organized in partnership with DCMO BOCES Career Destinations program. A total of 21 e
Story | February 2, 2025
CATSKILL - The final week of January is usually governmentally quiet for the Greene County Legislature other than picking who does what on various committees and sundry agencies. Entering the year 2025 is no exception, renaming folks who are doing the job well or choosing someone new because somebody has retired or maybe a person opted not to return for any
Story | February 2, 2025
DELHI — The Delaware County Historical Association (DCHA) is pleased to announce the availability of funding for the restoration and improvement of Delaware County cemeteries that have Revolutionary War soldiers interred within. As 2025 marks the 250th anniversary of the beginning of the conflict, it is the ideal time to honor the service of the county’s Rev
Story | February 2, 2025
Kudos to the ECOs in Delaware County for a job well-done this past deer season! It’s particularly encouraging to learn the officers take the time to donate confiscated deer to those in need while tirelessly combating poaching in their county. NY State Environmental Conservation Police Officers (ECOs) are tasked with protecting the states wild game through l
Story | January 23, 2025
CATSKILL - Money was moving in a jolly direction for a change when the Greene County Legislature recently held its regular monthly meeting. A long list of resolutions was approved, as usual, although there was a pleasant break from the usual bidding of sad adieus to dollars. Lawmakers welcomed back $132,433.77 from $1.25 million previously set aside for re
Story | January 23, 2025
WALTON – Music on the Delaware’s February Coffeehouse at the Walton Theatre will feature area musicians Yolanda Bush, Evan Jagels and Wyatt Ambrose performing as a trio called the Coolwater Collective. The free concert will occur on Sunday, February 16, 2025, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the parlor of the theatre. As with all coffeehouse events, drinks and dess
Story | January 16, 2025
PINE HILL - World-renowned blues musician Felix Slim. The Pine Hill Community Center is pleased to present world-renowned blues musician Felix Slim in concert Saturday, January 25th from 7-9pm. One of Spain's leading blues musicians based in Brooklyn, NY, Felix Slim is entirely self-taught and specializes in blues, ragtime and swing from the 1920s to 1940s
